Ancient Ceramics Gallery
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flaroh:Minoan nautical and floral ceramics The fourth piece in my Ancient Pottery Series :) See the
Rhodian “wild goat” style oinochoe Greek, Orientalizing Period, c. 625-600 B.C. terracottaMuseum of
Bahia woman, statuette from Ecuador, 5th century BC-4th century AD (at the Met)
Hidden in the forest, khmer heritage near Angkor Wat, Cambodia (by waterdesiresfire).
“Tile: Body of a man (black African) Egyptian New realm 20. Dynasty, time Ramses’ III.,
flaroh:Egyptian Faience ceramics The third piece in my Ancient Pottery Series :) See the rest here [
flaroh:Introducing the third piece in my ancient ceramics series: Egyptian faience! All of these pie
Small Minoan pithos of the Kamares Ware type, depicting fish caught in a net. Artist unknown; ca. 1
Late Cycladic/Minoan jug with a painting of a bird. Artist unknown; ca. 1600 BCE. Now in the Natio
Fragment of a terracotta head of a satyr. Artist unknown; 4th cent. BCE. From Taranto (ancient Tar
Apulian terracotta askos (flask with spout and handle) in the shape of a bull. Artist unknown; 4th
Askos in the shape of a woman’s head, surmounted by an eagle. Artist unknown; ca. 270-200 BCE. Fro
South Italian painted rhyton in the shape of a goat’s head. Artist unknown; 4th cent. BCE. Now in
flaroh:Minoan nautical and floral ceramics The fourth piece in my Ancient Pottery Series :) See the
Ancient roman amphoras, Pompeii, Italy
Roman terracotta oil lamp depicting Odysseus/Ulysses and Circe. Now in the Staatliche Antikensammlu
East Greek cosmetic vase with a ram’s-head protome. Artist unknown; ca. 525-500 BCE. Now in the Me
Attic lekythos depicting Leda and the Swan (the disguised Zeus). Attr. to the workshop of the Berli
tlatollotl:Squash effigy dishMayaLate Classic periodA.D. 650–850Object Place: Yucatán or Campeche, M
Terracotta figurine from Myrina, depicting an actor of Greek New Comedy. Artist unknown; late 3rd o
Etruscan painted terracotta askos in the shape of a duck. Attr. to the Clusium Group; ca. 350-325 B
Etruscan ceramic vessel in the shape of a boar. Artist unknown; ca. 600-500 BCE. Now in the Clevel
The head of a woman. Tondo of an Etruscan plate, variously attributed to the Genucilia Group or the
Zapotec ceramic urn in the form of Cociyo, god of lightning and rain. Artist unknown; ca. 400-500 C
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